My Schoolbag programme in Malaysia,

On behalf of all members, I express our sincere thanks and appreciation for your kind contributions of  My Schoolbag programme towards Independent Living & Training Centre Malaysia.

600 underprivileged children in Malaysia to benefit from donation of RM150,000 under My Schoolbag programme Donation funded by CapitaLand Hope Foundation

‘My Schoolbag’ programme were held on 27/11/2014 at Sungei Wang Plaza in Kuala Lumpur.

Under this year’s My Schoolbag programme in Malaysia, CMA and CMMT are working with 31 charity homes – seven in Kuala Lumpur, five in Selangor, nine in Kuantan, nine in Penang and one in Kedah – to help a total of 600 underprivileged children under the homes’ care. These charity homes are mainly shelter homes for orphans as well as abandoned or abused children, and undertake the children’s daily cost of living and provide a better living environment for them.

Accompanied by over 130 staff volunteers, the participating children will visit one of five CapitaMalls nearest to their charity home – namely Sungei Wang Plaza in Kuala Lumpur;

The Mines in Selangor; Gurney Plaza and Queensbay Mall in Penang; and East Coast Mall in Kuantan – where they will be given a new schoolbag containing school and daily necessities such as stationery, school uniforms and school shoes worth a total of RM 250 (about S$97) each.

The children will also be treated to lunch and various performances specially arranged by the malls.

Ranggi Bikers Club Visited ILTC Malaysia on 6/12/2014

ILTC Malaysia - Progress Work at Building Site on 06-12-2014

ILTC Malaysia - Progress Work at Building Site on 06-12-2014 at Kg. Sg. Dua Tambahan, Rawang, Selangor.

Stupid Wheelchair Ramp – Build Public Access - Stop Your Nonsense

ILTC Malaysia urgently in need to address this accessibility issues to Malaysian Community.

Our Rakyat’s hard earned money is taxed by the government and the money “wasted”...........

New construction and existing facilities are held to different standards at Pejabat Daerah dan Tanah Gombak, Bangunan Sultan Sulaiman, Persiaran Pegawai, Bandar Baru Selayang

Steep Slope Wheelchair Access Ramp – Not build with proper specifications or local building requirements wheelchair ramp guide.

Wheelchair ramps should safe is an extremely important step to maintaining safety and wheelchair user’s freedom to move independently.

But as can be seen in the photo below, the wheelchair ramps are difficult to use or even dangerous for the disabled community. Mistakes can avoid when building ramps with proper specifications,

In my experience, people do not have the information needed to know how long their ramp should be. They understandably want to save money and space, and some have installed ramps that were too steep.

For a permanent wheelchair ramp for public access it is usually best to use the lowest slope possible, which means, build the longest wheelchair ramp that you have space for.

A steep wheelchair ramp is difficult to climb and can be very dangerous because of the risk of tipping backwards.

Usually it is necessary to provide a gradual transition from the wheelchair ramp to the landing.

Please wake up the disabled community in Malaysia and should do something to stop this “Killing Ramp” and to build with “SIRIM” proper specification. 

ILTC Malaysia Building Construction On-Site Works - 11-11-2014

ILTC Malaysia Building Committee meeting was held of 12th November 2014

ILTC Malaysia Building Committee meeting was held of 12th November 2014 @ 11.30 am at Site. Mr. Jackson coordinated the meeting. He said that, as working on a strict timeline given to Contractor to ensure that all work was completed properly

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